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  • Baking One Loaf a Week (Even When It’s Ugly) + My Fail-Safe Sourdough Loaf Recipe

    Baking One Loaf a Week (Even When It’s Ugly) + My Fail-Safe Sourdough Loaf Recipe

    What is the enemy of learning a new skill? Perfectionism! If we want to grow, we will always make mistakes in the process. The best way to overcome this perfectionism is to practice repetition. This post will talk about how to establish a baking day in your household routines and grow in your sourdough baking…

  • Learning My Starter’s Rhythm: Feeding + Observing Sourdough Starter Patterns

    Learning My Starter’s Rhythm: Feeding + Observing Sourdough Starter Patterns

    Have you wanted to start baking sourdough bread, but you don’t know where to start? The first step is learning to keep a sourdough starter. This post will talk about how to take care of a healthy sourdough starter with a regular rhythm that fits a busy and full life.

  • Practicing the Household Arts: Why Ordinary Skills Matter in a Beautiful Life

    Practicing the Household Arts: Why Ordinary Skills Matter in a Beautiful Life

    In a culture where we can have anything at the click of a button, why should we pursue the slow, steady work required of the household arts? Cooking, cleaning, managing, creating – these ordinary skills matter. They are formational. This post will tell you why.

  • Homemaking When Your Hands Are Full: The Hidden Work of the Home

    Homemaking When Your Hands Are Full: The Hidden Work of the Home

    Cleaning toilets and sorting toys is rarely the glamorous pictures we see on Instagram. But, this hidden work – done without applause or even sometimes noticing – is the work that forms us and forms our homes into a place that disciples our children to know and love God. The Hidden Work of the Home…

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